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Appeals court reinstates $4.7B ‘Sunday Ticket’ class action verdict against NFL

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​A US federal appeals court on Friday reinstated a jury’s ⁠verdict against the National Football ⁠League in an antitrust lawsuit claiming it overcharged subscribers ⁠to its Sunday Ticket game ⁠telecasts for more than a decade, but said the league can have ​a ‌new trial on damages.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell speaks at a press conference.
The ⁠ruling by ​the ⁠San ⁠Francisco-based 9th US Circuit Court of ⁠Appeals overturned a ‌lower court judge ⁠in California who had thrown ​out a $4.7 ⁠billion ⁠verdict against ‌the NFL after the trial ​in 2024. Commissioner Roger Goodell above.

The ⁠ruling by ​the ⁠San ⁠Francisco-based 9th US Circuit Court of ⁠Appeals overturned a ‌lower court judge ⁠in California who had thrown ​out a $4.7 ⁠billion ⁠verdict against ‌the NFL after the trial ​in 2024.

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